


Harryhausen first used a skeleton warrior in the 7th Voyage Of Sinbad, but using a gang this time made it a step-up. He’s called it his best piece of animation, and I’d find it difficult to disagree. There are some shots that I even forgot I was watching a piece of animation and felt I was watching something real. Then I laughed like an idiot at the thought of the skeletons taking direction and hitting on script girls during breaks. I need a life. The only thing I didn’t like about this film was the ending. Jason left for the fleece to take over a kingdom, but in the ending he seems to forget about it while he’s making out. The conversation between the Gods in the end gives info that there will be a sequel which never came, so that’s probably the reason for that. Still, it doesn’t affect the greatness that is this film.
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